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Shayla Maddox

Crushed Sea Shells

Saturday, April 19, 2008

New ingredient. :o) I'm not sure why it took me this long, since I've been using beach sand forever.

I'm trying to finish a painting that I intended to finish and list tomorrow, but the painting is having ideas of its own that I didn't anticipate, so my goals for the weekend might be somewhat different than originally planned.

I might just abandon the wayward art in favor of mind-expanding relaxation with my husband. If I'm not inspired and balanced, then smart-alec paintings are the least of my problems.

Of course today would be the first cloudy, cold looking day all week. Phooey.

Labels: balance, materials